MNComms Launches Science Comms Accelerator to Amplify the Visibility of Nordic Research and Development

Applications open July 9 to help strengthen funding, policy and public impact.

HELSINKI, FINLAND, July 9, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Communications and marketing agency MNComms Ltd. today launched its Science Comms Accelerator, a communications program to help Nordic research and development initiatives, also in early stage start-ups, secure funding, influence policy and engage the public.

“Too often, important scientific and technological advances struggle to break through the noise due to limited communications resources, a focus on specialist-only audiences, and terminology that is difficult for non-experts to grasp,” said MNComms founder Marikka Nevamäki. “This program equips researchers, innovators and start-ups with the tools to translate complex work into clear, compelling narratives – so discoveries attract the attention and support they deserve.”

The Science Comms Accelerator comprises:

1. Audit
A free review of existing materials to pinpoint strengths, gaps and messaging opportunities.

2. Brand & messaging strategy
A discounted roadmap to engage audiences and funders.

3. Training & coaching
Discounted interactive workshops for research teams and communications leads.

4. Ongoing media & stakeholder outreach
Discounted regular promotion of findings and project milestones to targeted outlets.

Accepted teams receive the initial audit at no cost, plus a 25 percent discount on follow-up services for six months, with no obligation to proceed beyond the audit. The Accelerator is open to scientific and technological R&D projects – including early-stage start-ups – based anywhere in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden.

Applications are open now through 9 September 2025.
For more information and to apply, click here >>

About MNComms
MNComms is a Finland-based communications and marketing consultancy with long experience in translating complex discoveries and advancements in science, research and technology into engaging narratives that influence funding, policy and public understanding.

Marikka Nevamäki
MNComms Ltd.
+358 40 8352516
marikka.nevamaki@mncomms.com